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J.F.DRIVER

1914-1915 Star Medal Trio

Service No: 304070

Corps/Service: Navy

Country: United Kingdom

Date of sale: 20 June 2011
First World War medals (1914-1915 Star, British War Medal & Victory Medal + Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal) awarded to 304070 James F. DRIVER who was a Stoker Petty Officer in the Royal Navy during the Great War. The Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal is engraved: 7725 James F. DRIVER.

J.E.HESLOP

1914-1915 Star

Service No: 17138

Corps/Service: Infantry

Country: United Kingdom

Date of sale: 20 June 2011
First World War medal (1914-1915 Star) awarded to Lance Corporal L. HESLOP who served with the Manchester Regiment during the Great War. His service number appears to be 17138 (however it could also be 15138 or 10138 as the stamping is not clear). It is also possible that the initials of his first two names are:- J.F. HESLOP (as the "E" in 'J.E.' could in fact be the letter 'F' as the stamping is very poor) If you had a relative in the Manchester Regiment with a similar name or number, it may pay to contact the Medals Gone Missing Administrator.

M.H.GUTTERIDGE

First World War Victory Medal

Service No: SS.111779

Corps/Service: Navy

Country: United Kingdom

Date of sale: 19 June 2011
First World War Medal (Victory Medal) awarded to M.H. GUTTERIDGE who was a stoker 1st Class in the Royal Navy during the Great War. His service number was SS.111779

W.HEWITT

World War 1 Pair

Service No: 1675

Unit No: 2

Corps/Service: Pioneers

Country: Australia

Date of sale: 26 June 2011
First World War medals (British War Medal + Victory Medal) awarded to Private William HEWITT who served with the 2nd Pioneer Battalion, AIF during the Great War. According to the First World War Embarkation Roll, he boarded HMAT Aeneas (A60) on the 29th of June, 1915 at Port Brisbane. It is not known if he landed at Gallipoli, however judging by the date of embarkation, this is likely. He was later transferred to the 2nd Pioneer Battalion and according to the CWGC (Commonwealth War Graves Commission) records, sadly he lost his life on the 3rd of May, 1917. He was the son of William and Annie Dorothy Hewitt, of Barroll House, Hereford, England.

F.L.MUIR

Anzac Medallion

Service No: 1426

Unit No: 1

Corps/Service: Medical Corps

Country: Australia

Date of sale: 26 June 2011
First World War (1967 issue) Gallipoli Plaque (Gallipoli Medallion) awarded to 1426 Corporal Frederick Leslie MUIR who served with the 1st Australian Clearing Hospital, AIF during the Great War. He enlisted into the AIF on the 7th of September, 1914. According to the First World War Embarkation Roll, he boarded HMAT Kyarra (A55) on the 5th of December, 1914 with the original 1st Australian Clearing Hospital. He served at Gallipoli from the landing until the evacuation in mid December except for two stints in hospital with Influenza and Jaundice. He then served the rest of the war in France, returning to Australia on the 24th of September, 1918. He came from the West coast of Tasmania.

H.HINXMAN

Other Militaria

Service No: 102735

Corps/Service: Army Service Corps

Country: United Kingdom

Date of sale: 29 June 2011
British First World War pair of leather fibre Dog Tags issued to a soldier of the Army Service Corps. Private H. HINXMAN, service number 102735. A.S.C. Religion:- Church of England.

F.G.CUTLER

World War 1 Pair

Service No: 114075

Corps/Service: Medical Corps

Country: United Kingdom

Date of sale: 30 June 2011
First World War medals (British War Medal + Victory Medal) awarded to 114075 Private F.G. CUTLER who served with the R.A.M.C. (Royal Army Medical Corps) during the Great War.

T.B.SANDERSON

British War Medal

Service No: 3230

Unit No: 47

Corps/Service: Infantry

Country: Australia

Date of sale: 01 July 2011
First World War medal (British War Medal) awarded to Acting Corporal Thomas Brayford SANDERSON who served with the 47th Infantry Battalion, AIF. The First World War Embarkation Roll indicates that he boarded HMAT Demosthenes (A64) on the 22nd of December, 1916 from Port Sydney. According to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission records (CWGC) Thomas sadly was killed in action.

G.RAVEN

Other Militaria

Service No: 470

Unit No: 58

Corps/Service: Infantry

Country: Australia

Date of sale: 17 June 2011
First World War identity bracelet bearing the name G. RAVEN (George RAVEN) and the rank of Lance Sergeant. The First World War Embarkation Roll indicates that George RAVEN boarded HMAT Hororata (A20) on the 19th of October, 1914 as a Private of the 6th Infantry Battalion. The tag on the bracelet states that his religion was Church of England and that he was now a member of the 58th Infantry Battalion, AIF. George RAVEN enlisted into the AIF on the 17th of August, 1914 and was a first day lander at Gallipoli on the 25th of April, 1915. He was wounded in the head, neck and right shoulder on the 17th of May, 1915. He would later be transferred to the 58th Battalion on the 17th of February, 1916 during the great restructure of the AIF and sadly, according to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission records (CWGC) he was killed in action on the 4th of February, 1917.

J.MATHER

The Crimea Medal (with Sebastopol Clasp) 1854-1856


Corps/Service: Infantry

Country: United Kingdom

Date of sale: 30 June 2011
British - Turkish - 1855 Crimea Medal awarded to J. MATHER B.M.